National Trust Review: Knole 4/5
Introduction Kent is a veritable heaven for the National Trust, and Knole is the crown jewel of the many sites in Kent. So much so that the National Trust’s main Conservation Studio (the Royal Oak) is located on-site, and is visitable Wednesday-Sunday. Knole itself is a 600 year old palace, set in a deer-inhabited estate,… Continue reading National Trust Review: Knole 4/5
Travel Guide: Coggeshall
Once a prospering wool-trading village, nowadays Coggeshall is host to a few historical attractions, and the epitome of rural life in England. General Impressions Coggeshall is rich in history for it’s small size. It was once an important centre for the wool trade, and Coggeshall White cloth was sold as far as Constantinople. I doubt… Continue reading Travel Guide: Coggeshall
Travel Guide: Winchester
Once the capital of the Saxon kingdom of Wessex, Winchester is a city drowning in history. It’s little wonder then, that it is a fantastic place to visit. General Impressions Winchester is at once charming and interesting, and provides the history buff with plenty of opportunities to learn about the long history of the city.… Continue reading Travel Guide: Winchester
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